The Third Leg
| Favorite team: | Iowa  |
| Location: | Idiot Out Wandering Around |
| Biography: | Torching and crakin' and rhymin' and stealin'; Robbin' and raping - busting two in the ceiling. I'm wheeling' - I'm dealin' - I'm drinking, not thinking; Never cower, never shower - and I'm always stinking |
| Interests: | sports, word origins, homeless people, masturbating to imagery of clothed women, prolific posting |
| Occupation: | Propagandist |
| Number of Posts: | 12651 |
| Registered on: | 5/20/2014 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Why is the post office slower than ever these days?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/28/26 at 9:34 pm to tigerskin
I never have a problem with USPS. In fact, what they do is insane when you think about the scale of the operation and the fact that I can sloppily write an address on an envelope and throw it in any box of theirs all over the US and it will soon wind up where I sent it, usually within a few days.
frickers are out there pushing out damn near 400 million pieces of mail and packages every god damn day. It’s crazy people act like they’re some POS. They can’t change their rates without a bunch of bullshite oversight from a regulatory committee because it is designed to not make money and operate as a public service
frickers are out there pushing out damn near 400 million pieces of mail and packages every god damn day. It’s crazy people act like they’re some POS. They can’t change their rates without a bunch of bullshite oversight from a regulatory committee because it is designed to not make money and operate as a public service
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re: Anyone here ever quit drinking?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/28/26 at 10:24 am to TDcline
Cutting alcohol will improve every aspect of your life if you’re emotionally regulated
re: Elon Musks boring company wants to build a loop tunnel in New Orleans
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/28/26 at 8:15 am to Guess
Think of how much money this guy would have swindled from the people of Massachusetts if his fake boring company were around for The Big Dig
re: A quarter of Americans have no retirement savings. Zero.
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/28/26 at 8:09 am to brmark70816
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There is only so much traveling you can do
I could travel for 8-10 months annually until I died or couldn’t do it anymore. There are so many great places to go.
re: How Many of You Have Inherited Significant Assets?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/27/26 at 3:07 pm to RanchoLaPuerto
I inherited nothing. My in laws will probably leave a few million, doubt we get it, probably get split up between 5 grandkids.
I will be leaving my kids several million each. It’s the only reason we still have to work. I want them to pursue careers they actually love instead of chasing dollars.
I will be leaving my kids several million each. It’s the only reason we still have to work. I want them to pursue careers they actually love instead of chasing dollars.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/27/26 at 2:44 pm to Hawgnsincebirth55
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You still aren’t getting his point. Someone has to eat the shite sandwich. If SS is shut down today you eat the shite sandwich. But you don’t want to eat the shite sandwich, inevitably leaving your kids to eat the shite sandwich. That’s what scruffy is getting at. You make your kids eat the shite sandwich because you’re selfish. No one is saying it wouldn’t be inconvenient or unfair to you to have the social security. Done away with. Just that because you have the “it’s mine dammit and I’ll get what I’m owed!” Attitude you’re screwing over your own descendants.
Most of this country is broke and desperate, and your solution is to take away the nominal protection they have for retirement
re: Woman driver with tree stuck in UHaul destroys entire street of cars
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/27/26 at 10:40 am to crap4brain
That’s fricking classic
re: How will people live on the surface of the moon?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/27/26 at 7:56 am to JoeyP239
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They never will. It’s far too cold. The Space talk is just the next stock market bubble to keep things inflating till a 1930s style depression. If people actually thought about these things logically not a penny would be invested or spent on it
No way bro, Doctor DOGE, the man who saved America from overspending and claims he can dig a tunnel from NYC to London is on the case. We will be on the moon living in pods of goop by 2060.
re: Disembarking a plane: what would you do?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/27/26 at 7:44 am to Darth_Vader
Everyone in that video standing around in the aisle should be put down like ole yeller
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/26/26 at 2:55 pm to jclem11
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I'll bet you live in an area that does not allow AirBnBs. Rules for thee but not for me.
I live in the middle of a major city, have several of these right in my immediate neighborhood. Several rent their guesthouses on air bnb. My mother was just here and rented one for a week so she didn’t have to shuttle around town, yet have her own space.
The only people who allow huge parties are degens who own shitty cheap housing and don’t care about it. I’ve never seen an Airbnb that didn’t have cameras all over the outside. They know when you’re having parties and they kick your arse out.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/26/26 at 2:09 pm to jclem11
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AirBnBs in residential areas are by and large a total disaster as the owners don't care about the neighborhood and neither do the tenants. AirBnBs should be heavily regulate just like hotels. If the cities receive enough complaints from neighbors, your permit is pulled and you can't operate any longer.
I’ve rented Air BNBs all over the world and never once had a problem. I know investors that own tons of them and they are quite explicit in their control. They monitor activity at the property with camera systems so they can tell when there are parties or loud music. Sure shite happens, but if you’re living in places where an air bnb is even viable, shite is indeed happening on the regular.
To regulate them is fine, to outright ban them is placating hotel developers and owners.
re: My theory on why baby boomers are criticized
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/26/26 at 11:53 am to BluegrassBelle
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Case and point, the Kentucky State Legislature tried to pass in this last legislative session (thankfully it failed) forcing all cities and municipalities to lift restrictions on short term rentals (see AirBnBs). This is one of the larger variables that are fricking younger generations out of affordable housing. Why you may ask? Because many Boomers and Gen Xers who have rental properties can make more money with AirBnBs. With rental properties they bought up when the market was favorable. The makeup of the Kentucky State Legislature
Municipalities banning air bnbs is retarded and a political handover to hoteliers. A man should be able to rent his house to anyone if his tenants abide by local laws.
re: The Cost of Safetyism
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/26/26 at 10:29 am to UFFan
Stranger danger was an incredibly successful fear campaign. The world has never been safer, yet people have convinced themselves it just keeps getting more and more dangerous
re: How many more high rise condos will Orange Beach cram in there?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/24/26 at 10:50 am to tadman
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This part is crazy. My neighbor does this, rents a big one and invites family to split it. I still don't get the fun part. You're in a high rise apartment that happens to have a water view. IF you want to go swimming, you ride an elevator down 20 floors to the beach and cram yourself onto the sand with a buttload of other people. Sounds awful.
Meh, better than most lots in life.
That said, I do not get why people pay these sums to go to mediocre places like the Florida panhandle. For $10k, you can take a family of 5 all over the Americas and rent badass homes, flights included
I did a week in Panama, 5 days sailing, 2 days in Panama City eating at high end restaurants, for less than most people spend on a week in a condo in the panhandle of Florida.
re: No Doubt is having a Sphere residency. Can they pull that off?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/20/26 at 12:59 pm to rebelrouser
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Considering they sold it out and are looking into extending it, yes, they did in fact pull it off.
My wife wanted to go, so we did a few days away from the kids. Never a big No Doubt fan, could tolerate it from women in my life.
Concert was mostly women. Lots of milfs. Lots of freaks and cat lady types too.
Show was fire. I had some mushrooms for it, was wild. They don’t mail it in at all and the special effects of the venue are worth seeing any act there. Place is so sick. Sat in the 200 level. Would recommend, even if off to the side.
re: How bad was the 2008 recession in Louisiana?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/20/26 at 8:33 am to Jim Rockford
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Travel ball kids played rec ball and were glad to have it.
LOL
re: Cincinnati Police arrest man for not answering questions on sidewalk
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/18/26 at 4:38 pm to JackaReaux
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Stop and Frisk don’t fly in Cincy baby
The legal framework and SCOTUS case for stop and frisk comes from their state — Terry v Ohio
re: Cate Blanchett is mad because #MeToo got “killed too quickly”
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/18/26 at 10:17 am to DesScorp
Just wait until HogBalls starts metoo for handsome men who have women slipping them notes. It will be our time to shine!
re: National Gasoline and Diesel Prices Tumble Week over Week; Saving Americans $$
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/18/26 at 10:03 am to ragincajun03
FAFO! Just wait until we burn through reserves as that strait stays closed. Russia finna eat well.
re: A master craftsman rolls a box-pressed Robusto cigar from just one leaf
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/18/26 at 8:01 am to L.A.
I’ve seen guys in Cuba do that on their lap sitting in the drying barn on a tobacco farm in Vinales without a single tool.
re: Playing on phone in church?
Posted by The Third Leg on 5/18/26 at 6:57 am to Sofaking2
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A rule that won’t be enforced is not a rule at all.
Merely a suggestion
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